Fitting a Nardi wheel to the existing SE/S2 standard boss

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Fitting a Nardi wheel to the existing SE/S2 standard boss

Postby kmckmc » Fri 23.02.2007, 16:06

Hi,

I just took off the standard SE/S2 steering wheel and installed a Nardi steering wheel to my S2, using the existing standard SE/S2 boss.

In short, I confirm that if one would like to install a Nardi steering wheel to the existing steering wheel boss, it can be done. Very straight forward.

Cheers,
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Postby Dico » Sat 24.02.2007, 10:04

Is it my eyes or is the bottom picture showing the wheel as being flat? :shock:
Yet in the other pics its round?? :shock: :shock:

I had to go upstairs and check mine. Its round.
I must get my eyes tested.
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Postby theelanman » Sat 24.02.2007, 10:11

cummon dico...get with the program......
ones the original wheel the other the new nardi wheel
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Postby Dico » Sat 24.02.2007, 11:32

:oops: Fairy muff, I do have flu though so have an excuse :) But.....

Can anyone else confirm the Nardi wheel is flat at the bottom, as mine isn't :?
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Postby theelanman » Sat 24.02.2007, 11:50

dico...
I think you'll find nardi make more than one steering wheel...
this is a 'new' one.......not the one from the s2 if thats what you mean....
in thinking we could all be at cross purposes thats not an original lotus elan wheel....
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Postby Dico » Sat 24.02.2007, 12:05

theelanman wrote:thats not an original lotus Elan wheel....
:D


Thats all I need to know, cheers G man. So mines original, thats a relief :lol:
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Postby GeoffSmith » Sat 24.02.2007, 12:21

Dico wrote:So mines original, thats a relief :lol:

If you want it upgraded to the latest model, send it round I've got a hammer size FB or ask Sly to remove the pulley nut. :-D
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Postby kmckmc » Fri 30.03.2007, 03:31

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an updated photo (I affixed a genuine Lotus horn stick on top of the Nardi horn push.) It works out well.
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